the hw comments from 2015, i don't like what rumsfeld did.hink it hurt the president having his iron view of everything. i've never been that close to them anyway. there's a lack of humility, a lack of seek with the other guy thinks. i think he paid a price for that. rumsfeld was an arrogant fellow and self-assured swagger. >> interesting. he came into the congress and basically wanted to be president. i was in congress when he arrived. and he comes in and he barely was a congressman, he was constantly running for president and he wanted to be president and he got it. he made it by becoming reagan's vice president. and he was very ambitious and he felt competitive with me during that period. i tried to run for president at one point. obviously didn't become president, but that doesn't surprise me a bit. i don't get up and say things like that about other people myself. >> laura: we surprised he didn't vote for trump and neither did george w? >> i didn't know that, but i have -- somebody told me they read that. i'm not surprised about herbert

dick cheney donald rumsfeld condoleezza rice paul wolfowitz douglas feith these are the advisors who have pushed his ear. joe wilson a career diplomat witnessed the rise. they came into office with the republican party and particular with the staffing done by the vice president and his office and the secretary of defense in his office. referred to his neo conservatives they have ties to the world of oil to the defense industry they are strong proponents of american global domination. saddam hussein softened by years of sanctions is in. an evening of nine eleven the president saying well maybe you know we will be going after iraq now and somebody said well. that would be a guess since international law. the president responded i don't care it was going to kick a few days after the world trade center. and the pentagon were attacked the president was at camp david with his senior officials and mr wolfowitz was selling the president. the rock and saddam hussein is the real problem. new goals were defined change the regime in baghdad and subjugate iraq a simpler objective than that of des

both rumsfeld and cheney. missouri, call, in roberts, independent caller. caller: hi. i am interested in who the gatekeeper was during the reagan presidency when he signed off on selling armaments to the iranians. guest: sure. that is a great question and it goes to the heart of how consequence of the job can be because it is a perfect example. ronald reagan's white house chief was burned out and wound up swapping jobs with the treasury secretary. well, this was one case where nancy reagan's usually infallible instincts for personnel choices failed her miserably. don reagan was the former cochair of show of lynch. he was oblivious. he liked to have his arrival in . room announced ladies and gentlemen, the white house chief of staff. he became a laughingstock shortly after taking over and shortly after he became white house chief, the iran contra scandal bubbled up. it was hatched in the white house basement. it was the kind of thing that jim baker never would have permitted, in my opinion. so i do not think it is a coincidence that the iran contra scandal erupted on hi

secretary rumsfeld had an interesting way of giving rewards. later on-- so that was-- the next tour was a 15-and-a-half month tour. i remember in the final week or so, he came over and he was literally patting me on the back. and i thought, "this is really sort of nice." and then he said, "and, you know, on the way home, i want you to come through afghanistan." i said, "you know, that's not exactly the direct line between two points here." but-- so we did an assessment over there for him on the way home, actually. you finished your second tour of duty in iraq, yeah. you went back to united states... yeah. then we had about 15 months at fort leavenworth, kansas, commanding the combined arms center which has a number of different hats that an individual wears. it's-- you control the army's doctrine a lot. it's really quite an extraordinary command. and we really revamped the whole process of preparing units, soldiers and their leaders-- right. --to go to iraq and to afghanistan, and we did the counterinsurgency field manual, which was sort of the

both rumsfeld and cheney. missouri, call, in roberts, independent caller. caller: hi. am interested in who the gatekeeper was during the reagan presidency when he signed off on selling armaments to the iranians. guest: sure. that is a great question and it goes to the heart of how consequence of the job can be because it is a perfect example. ronald reagan's white house chief was burned out and wound up swapping jobs with the treasury secretary. well, this was one case where nancy reagan's usually infallible instincts for personnel choices failed her miserably. don reagan was the former cochair of show of lynch. he was oblivious. he liked to have his arrival in . room announced ladies and gentlemen, the white house chief of staff. he became a laughingstock shortly after taking over and shortly after he became white house chief, the iran contra scandal bubbled up. it was hatched in the white house basement. it was the kind of thing that jim baker never would have permitted, in my opinion. so i do not think it is a coincidence that the iran contra scandal erupted on his

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rumsfeld with help from an assistant named dick cheney pulled the presidency out of the nosedive. >>ford was a much different man than donald trump. donald trump is impulsive. he goes by the gut. he doesn't like listening to anybody. we're already hearing stories about how people get around john kelly, they call melania and ask her to pass him information or he calls people from the residence and says don't say anything to the chief of staff, this is according to the reports out there. >> there's no question about it. donald trump is a completely unique animal. he is very difficult to discipline. it could well be mission impossible. but at the same time, it makes kelly's responsibility even more important. you know, this white house chief of staff more than any of his predecessors is the thin line between the president and disaster for us all. when you look at his impulsive -- the president's impulsive nature and the tweets taunting north korean dictators, we could go on and on. that's -- those are the stakes for this white house chief of staff. >>> coming up, a top utah newspaper tr

though the president had use the same information, congress had used the same information, secretary rumsfelda rice, all of us were using the same information, but i'm the one who made the biggest presentation of it, so it fell on me. that is show business? david: today in hindsight which you say the invasion was a mistake. colin: i would say the execution of the invasion was not done properly. we abandoned the army without any discussion in washington, then we abandoned something worse, the baath party, and said anybody who work in the party could not work in the new government. those were two monstrously bad strategic decisions and we did not have enough force in there to do what we wanted the iraq army to do and the place fell apart. right now iraq has democracy, tricky, but it is a democracy. they have elections and are trying to restore order in their country. if they do all that, i think it is bad we went about it in such a terrible way, in my judgment. others will not agree with me. that if they come out to this difficult process right now as a democracy, no weapons of mass destruction

government and military and likewise with bush and cheney and rumsfeld there should really be accountability there should be criminal penalties. now today and i get to meet more legends of food football past and present to stan collymore keeps the keeps track of the count down to the twenty eighteen well. for screening the media center the group has trustees of the city's schools and see the. whole family he will. go on so this is the will to progress. delighted to be joined by two legends of the guy. gary and. food live would you go to. a strike to fly behind you guys with draco meant to go i just want to ask you very briefly who is your favorite to win the world cup germany. just in spain. but wish it. makes you cool. to get another teams for your same place here there's always been a fantastic generation of cry from players and look is the walk up is the dream of every players every national theatre all threats around the world so you're going to participate then of course we will go step by step which shows the more semifinal of the final and so that will be here and i reached a great on

government and military and likewise with bush and cheney and rumsfeld there should really be accountability there should be criminal penalties. concerns are growing over the freedom of the internet in the u.s. federal regulators scrapped so-called net neutrality rules major tech giants including facebook twitter and netflix of slammed the decision calling it a blow to innovation and freedom of speech they would join to you by new york's attorney general who valued to see the federal communications commission over the move this is more than an attack on the future of our internet as we know it it's a travesty for anyone who cares about the integrity of their voice in government so we are going to fight back. so here's a quick net neutrality works we do access the web three we internet service providers and up until my companies to treat equally all online traffic but the us federal communications commission says that that is preventing websites from investing trillions of dollars in their services with those regulations go on internet providers will be free to charge a premium to prioritise

government and military and likewise with bush and cheney and rumsfeld there should really be accountability there should be criminal penalties. and he expanded i will have is now operating in russia's utils region medina caution of the story. per russia's getaway to say the riyadh this is where an oil production terminal is located it which is unique to russia it's one of the few facilities and the country where crude oil is shipped in wining hand and comes out the other in a ready for use canister let's take a closer look. firstly the factory refines a range of high quality oil which is extracted from different fields and west's a b. reactor unlike most other plants this facility can filter out different types of oil instead of just mixing them all together which means it cannot for the markets more specialist products to get those products high tack added tips need to be added to the mix and special indicators can help to do that with pinpoint accuracy and while on a ready to use canister. the perm factory is the place where a company developed ways to protect our products in particular o

government and military and likewise with bush and cheney and rumsfeld there should really be accountability there should be criminal penalties brian becker director of the war coalition for your time in your thoughts this hour brian thank you. british conservative party lawmakers have given prime minister treason made a break did bruising after voting to give parliament the final say over any deal struck on leaving the e.u. eleven rebels within her own party broke ranks to give m.p.'s the power to veto any agreement on break that a meaningful vote a meaningful vote a meaningful vote article fifty has a deadline the date has been served we are leaving at the end of march and when the deadline runs out we leave leaving the european union and we should say no parliament taking back control extends the moment to fifty ten try before we leave the european union amendment seven is floor is just the worst it was an unproductive negotiations to drag things out drag out the negotiations to delay project for months and months and months scrutinize what's of the government is doing proper scrutiny thi

government and military and likewise with bush and cheney and rumsfeld there should really be accountability there should be criminal penalties. now in a few minutes time do you get to meet more legends of world football pasta and present as stan collymore does keep track of the can down to the twenty eighteen well cup. our screens in the media center the group has trophies of the same schools and see the. classic you know family you wolf. blitzer. they go so this is the world's appropriation. delighted to be joined by two legends of the game. food live food you tube gold. strike supply behind you guys must be many go i just want to ask you very briefly who is your favorite to win the world call your money. just in spirit. you know. what we should. make sure. to get another team's done for your team is here it's always been a fantastic generation of croatian players and look is the walk up is the dream of every players every national theatre all friends around the world so you're going to participate and of course we're going to go step by step down which shows the more semifinal of the fina

dickam just saying that cheney is mean and greedy, the same as rumsfeld. he ought to be in chains. some people say it is kind of good to have your secretary of defense be a little crazy, well -- they don't think they were bargaining for him. is havingst think he fun right now and it will dawn on him some day and he would think he has a really bad hangover. [laughter] >> he is in a cage having fun, and what was the point after that? >> he's going to wake up and realize he has a bad hangover. that he has out been touring with going back to the bottle, so that will be interesting if it happened, but i don't know that is the truth. [laughter] >> we have to read the next issue. >> i know a guy that jobs with him, so we have to wait and see if it is true. >> do think same-sex marriages would b should be legalized and would legalizing same-sex marriages lead to polygamy? as far as same-sex marriage, i don't care if people marry a tree. [laughter] change my lifestyle in the least. just leave those boys alone unless they are bothering you. and as far as the polygamy goes, who foundedn brown

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guantanamoo visit since donald rumsfeld in january of 2002 just weeks after the prisoners arrive fromfghanistan in early stages of the u.s. fight against terrorism. in catalonia, deciding to back political parties are those that want to stay in. neither side having a clear majority in the regional parliament. declaredt lawyers independence. it could cause or upset huge fire still smoldering. the blazes about 60% contained in the second largest in california history. firefighters attacked southern sections of the blaze from the air because terrain near the city was too rugged. dayle news 24 hours a powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 100 country countries -- 120 countries. prime minister theresa may tries to shore up alliance inside the eu. talking growth and uncertainty over brexit and how bank of america is coping with protracted negotiation. >> it's about 1.25 or 1.5 type of level. you think it is caught up with itself. the restructuring of the financial sector. it will not hurt the economy. the big wild card is how brexit will fallout and you don't know negot

. >> donald rumsfeld says it is inevitable that people will not like move he just made but there's aeason the american people put him in office. >> the idea of the behavior or conduct or positions being taken by the president of the united states are ruining our image around the world is a massive overstatement. the reality is the american people made a conscious decision to put in the presidency of the united states someone who have never served in government, military or civilian. has there ever been a president who never served? why did they do that? they did that because they wanted someone who never served in government and that is what we have got, he does not behave like an establishment politician and that is hard for establishment politicians and establishment media, it is not the normal behavior of a seasoned politician. jillian: house republicans demanding answers about the fbi agent kicked off of the special councils russia probe. heather: what those anti-trump text messages could mean for couple investigations. >> reporter: the capitol hill hotseat welcomes a high profil

states george tenet as cia director had already gone to a bunker and said we can't reach secretary rumsfeld. his phone is ringing and ringing and we look at the television and a plane hit the pentagon. about that time they said you've got to get to a bunker because planes are flying into buildings all over washington, d.c.. when they want to escort you under the circumstances they don't escort you, they kind of pick you up and carry you. so i kind of jus just one dictad towards the bunker. i said i have to make a phone call. i called my aunt and uncle and birmingham. then i called president bush and i said you can't come back to the united states it's under attack and th that the rest of e day was feeling for the reality that american security would never be the same. >> so on afghanistan, that has been in the news daily. the longest war, 16 years. do you see any solution in the near-term? >> i'm worried about afghanistan. i've always said that the point we have to get them somehow in afghanistan goes for those that are able to prevent the type off informaticinstrument access conl threats a

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. >> have you ever talked to don rumsfeld on this? he writes an idea to the irs every year. i have no idea if this tax return is correct but here's what i think it might be. it's a clever letter he writes every year. it's so true. look at this last tax bill. 1,000 pages. for what? cutting the corporate rate from 35 to 21? go figure. no. if you read them, those 1,000 pages are full of nasty and nice things. all sorts of stuff in there. >> you're in the business of -- well, predictions, i guess. you know, people like to make predictions. what do you predict as a result of this tax reform act? >> i'll put my swami hat on. what i want to assure you, i'm far better predicting the path than the future. that having been said, i think this tax bill will have an amazing effect on the u.s. economy. i expect to see a lot of strong growth and i think the growth will build up the next couple years. the one that is most important here is i really believe tax revenues will increase as a result of the corporate tax rate reduction in this bill, and i think this will lead to prosperity and be

rumsfeld, and in turner broadcasting. and what the court has done when it's expressive conduct, because that's what we have here at most is expressive conduct, we don't ask is it expressive from the perspective of the baker or is it expressive from the perspective of a customer. we ask what's the state's interest in regulating? what is the state doing? and if the state is regulating conduct because of what it expresses, well, now that's strict scrutiny. that's -- justice alito: are the words on the cake expressive conduct or are they not speech? mr. cole: the conduct, your honor, that is regulated by colorado here is not the words on the cake. the conduct that colorado regulates is the sale by a business that opens itself to the public, invites everybody in, it's regulating the conduct of refusing a transaction justice alito: but you're -- mr. cole: to somebody because of who they are. justice alito: yeah, but -- mr. cole: it doesn't matter whether it's speech or whether it's not speech. justice alito: but you just said,

remember on september 10, 001, donald rumsfeld will a press conference where he said hat there are 2.1 million dollars missing from the pentagon budget. recently come into the news that the actual number department of defense h.u.d., housing and urban development. we are up to about $21 trillion taxpayer money. ould either of you comment on that? you just have to google it and that even forbes magazine mentioned it. lot of ms like an awful money. to t: i can't speak of icular dollar figures what we often refer to as waste, fraud and abuse in the federal government. i think say one of congress's fundamental responsibilities is to oversee the conduct of the branch.e and one thing we see over time oversight is that responsibility atrophy. not across the board. good e examples of congressional oversight but it s definitely the case congress does less oversight. is the appropriations process. that is historically a place for oversight can happen at the appropriations committees as that proposals and rocess has gotten less robust and relies more on continuing esolutions and omnibus bills tha

while she might have reported to general kelly, remember, donald rumsfeld offered his letter of resignationo president bush several times. each time he said no. if he wanted to keep omarosa around he would have said, i appreciate you, i need to you stay. >> you should know better. >> i just wanted to say, you should know better, paris. >> i should know better for what? >> she had no political experience. republicans didn't know her. and democrats didn't like her. so how is that going to -- how are we going to use that to message the community when she's not even credible or well liked by the black community. >> shermichael, stand by. could energized black voters, women and young black people threaten the trump president den densecy in the midterms? ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis,... ...isn't it time to let the real you shine through? maybe it's time for otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months,... ...with reduced redness,... ...thickness